Shotguns

$100 - $200. Belgium produced many, many cheap shotguns in the late 1800s and early 1900s for export, and also some very fine guns. However the vast majority were what are referred to as hardware store guns, i.e. they were sold in hardware stores, general stores etc for a few dollars. Most of these are best used as wall hangers, just hang it over the fireplace and look at it.

Made sometime in the last half of the 19th century. Probably not safe to shoot.

The firm of Victor Sarasqueta was founded in 1883 and received a Royal Warrant as a purveyor to the King of Spain in 1902. The firm concentrated primarily on side by side double shotguns of British design. Boxlock guns of Anson & Deely pattern and sidelock guns of Holland & Holland pattern were produced. Don Victor's firm also built a sidelock action over & under shotgun which appears similar to the British Woodward action. The company also produced SxS double rifles in African calibers for dangerous game. A single barrel sidelock action trapgun was offered during the 1950's. Following World War 2, many Eibar based gunmakers, including Victor Sarasqueta, engaged in volume production of guns which were built to a price required by North American importers and major sporting goods retailers. Throughout its history, the firm continued to produce higher quality bespoke guns according to a client's personal specifications for weight, stock dimensions, barrel length, choke, rib type, etc. The top of the line Models 12E and 206E featured elaborate deep chisled engraving on the frame and breech end of the barrels. Other models featured traditional Churchill, Holland or Purdey engraving patterns. The 1970's and 80's saw a major downturn in business for Spanish gunmakers. During this time, Victor Sarasqueta, S.A. was reorganized as Victor Sarasqueta Rifles y Escopetas Especiales, S.A. A number of models were discontinued and the production range was reduced to two boxlock models and eight sidelock shotgun and three sidelock double rifle models. In the mid-1980's, the firm became part of the ill-fated Diarm group which tried to consolidate several Spanish gunmaking firms into one company. The Diarm firm closed their doors in the late 1980's ending a chapter in Spanish gunmaking. The Victor Sarasqueta firm should not be confused with the firms of J.J. Sarasqueta or Felix Sarasqueta, both of which survived the 1980's. VS7E

It should be marked on the barrels near the breach.

are you talking about the 2-piece .410 that says scout on the side?

Good luck. Try want ads, gun shops, gun shows, brownell's, Midway USA

where can I can I buy the fmj double barrel 410 shotgun ? are they still available?

The value of a Symonds "Keeper Gun" 12 gauge hammer-gun is actually dependent on a number of things. Some of these things would be the age and condition of the gun.

The Mossberg model 283 TB was made from the 1950"s to the 1970"s. They were low priced, entry level guns.

Read the owner's manual or have a gunsmith do it.

your value depends upon condition, of course. However, book ranges from $155 to $3

25

Try e-gunparts.com

Mossbeg brand. fine quality

Vertuallly very little. This is one of many hundereds, perhaps thousands made for harware stores by hundreds of suppliers. Sorry, but my answer would be---sentemental value only. Whatever you can get.

Marixa is a Spanish brand. Elbur is probably Eibar, which is a town where a lot of Spanish guns are made. It could be worth several hundred dollars.

Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works made a champion model shotgun.

gunparts.com has them

100-300

At a recent estate auction a 128fr went for $ 75.00

Savage/Stevens Model 5000 very much a model 311

It's a model designation that Remington uses, i.e., Remington 11-87.

The value of an old double barrel shotgun Damascus Bonehill Special BB London would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would include the age exactly and the condition of the shotgun.

The exact value of a Davidson firearms 16 gauge double barrel model 63 is actually dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would be the condition and age of the firearm.

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The value of a Continental Arms company 20 gauge shotgun is dependent upon a number of factors. The age and condition of the shotgun would need to be considered when determining the value.